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Phrensy   Listen
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Phrensy  v. t.  To render frantic.






Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48








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"Phrensy" Quotes from Famous Books



... And whirl'd her brain to madness; she arose As one who ne'er had dwelt among the sick, And flew at all she met, as on her foes; But no one ever heard her speak or shriek, Although her paroxysm drew towards its dose;— Hers was a phrensy which disdain'd to rave, Even when they smote her, in the hope ...
— Don Juan • Lord Byron

... least it should have been—his divinity is questioned by his own mother's sisters who make the story of his birth a false rumor, devised to cover Semele's shame, and avenged by the lightning flash which destroyed her. To punish his unnatural kin he has infected all their womenkind with his sacred phrensy, and maddened out of their quiet life, they are now on the revel under the pale pines of the mountain, unseemly mingled with the sons of Thebes: so shall the recusant city learn her guilt, and make ...
— Story of Orestes - A Condensation of the Trilogy • Richard G. Moulton

... Solmes aside. I heard him say, whispering, She must, she shall, still be yours.—We'll see, who'll conquer, parents or child, uncles or niece. I doubt not to be witness to all this being got over, and many a good-humoured jest made of this high phrensy! ...
— Clarissa, Volume 2 (of 9) • Samuel Richardson



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